Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-08-31
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.

James Smith, an old-timer who resided
at Sun River, Is dead.
Engineers Barclay and Griffith arrived
in the city to-day from the grade.
Judge William Douglas left yesterday
afternoon on the coach for Helena.
The leading stationery house in Mon
tana ]. P. Company. Helena. See
their tad"
Mr.. Joseph Leedy of Helena, stock
owner on the Shonkin range, was in the
city this morning. He came in from the
roundup camp on Box Elder.
Mail orders of all kinds of stationery,
office supplies, blank books, writing ink.
etc., If sent to the Journal Publishing
Company, Helena, will have prompt at
tention.
J.A. Taylor, one of the b-eontractors
on the Manitoba extension, who has
worked eighty teams during the season,
left for the end of the track yesterday, re-
turning to Dakota.
ID. H. White, one of the early residents
of Great Falls, returned to the city yester-
day by the Helena coach. N. White has
been east for few months, visiting
friends and relatives in the states.
Sheriff Black arrived in town this after
moon. and reports the grade almost COM
pleted between Great Falls and Benton,
but that there still remains some heavy
work on the other side of Benton.
Sheriff Black must have made Daniel
3 time in his recent travels. He left
Great Falls Saturday night and this morn
ing effected the capture OF the esacped
prisoner at the Coal Banks, 35 miles east
of Benton.
Will Hanks, formerly Of the TRIBUNE,
will probably receive the appointment OF
assistant clerk of the house and viii re-
main at the capital during the session.
Mrs. Hanks will return to this city in
about week.
Mr.. G. H. Benton, of Alexandria, Min
nesota, arrived on yesterdays extra from
Helena and is to-day taking look over
Great Falls and surroundings. He is very
much pleased with the evidences of thrift
and prosperity on every hand.
Mr.. A. B. Hamilton, the county assessor
| who came here last evening for the pur
pose of completing the assessment in this
city, left this morning for Cheteau in con
sequence of the unexpected death Of one
of his children. Mr.. Ringwald will com
pIete the assessment at once.
| Miss Kate Cunningham, who arrived
| recently in this city from Washington
| will take part in the Episcopal concert OF
Thursday evening. Miss Cunningham i:
an accomplished musician and ranked
among the best pianoforto players at the
| Conservatory of Music in Washington.
NJ. John Fl. Green of Fort Benton, on,
| of the best-known cattle kings of northern
Montana, came in this morning from thu
roundup camp On Box Elder. Mr.. Greer
notes rapid and steady improvement II
Great Fails since his last visit and is very
avorably impressed with our city.
Fl. K. Weeden, who was employed for
while this season by R. S. Ball of sant
Coulee, and who left this city for Helen'
about week ago, forged check for 500
with Mr. Balls signature, and had i
cashed by s. c. Ashby of Helena. Wee
| den has doubtless been arrested as he wa
still at Helena Friday evening.
We call attention to-day to the adver
| tisement of the Journal Publishing Com
pany of Helena, the leading book ant
stationery house of Montana. They carr.
a most complete line of books, stationery
! office supplies, bric-a-brac and everything
to be found in such an establishment
Their store on Broadway is one of th
handsomest in Helena, and is alway
stocked with the latest novelties. Writ
them for almost anything you want AM
the order will receive prompt attention.